(I found this baby over at Slippery Brick)

I am both astonished and ashamed.

Astonished – because of this fan’s dedication and ingenuity in creating a workable model of an Enterprise Galileo shuttle. (Wiping tears from eyes)

Ashamed -  because I did not think of doing something similar. (Fist shaking in air)

Oh, man, I can only dream of what would have happened if I had this as a kid… not to mention what would happen if I had this in my backyard right now!

LEGO’s what can’t you do with them?

Cars, have been built. House’s have been erected. Life-sized people have been fashioned. All well and dandy… but this guy wanted to become the LEGO. He wanted to take it just one step further.

Sir, well done. We enjoy your Fandom.

I recently bought a 5-gallon aquarium and presently have 2 Goldfish living there. (That’s down from 8 originally but still, 2 is a pretty good number.) Well, imagine my surprise when I was shown the error of my ways!

What do I mean?

Behold, DAGOBAH!

Yep, your very own Dagobah based tadpole aquarium, courtesy Think Geek.

I have two little kids, and my mind would explode if I could take them to comic con dressed as an Ewok and a Jawa. However, I would also settle for this tasty hand-knit outfit. Dress your offspring as Link from The Legend of Zelda.

Craftster.org user UpKnitCreek created this outfit for a friend’s baby shower. BFF.

(spotted on neatorama)

Canstruction is a website that specializes in enormous sculptures built entirely with canned foods.

Doesn’t look like any Duff Beer cans were used in the construction of this masterpiece:

(found at MyModernMet)

To say to much about the video you are about to watch would be a disservice to you, me, and all of fandom.

Simply, watch and enjoy:

(h/t FallOnYourSword)